urbanoff.com

3 Oct 2011
Heavy Type

urbanoffcom

There’s a lot to like on this site. The big chiseled type logo is really well done. I also love the ‘back/next’ navigation links on the work pages. The monochrome color scheme works well too, and helps the large portfolio screenshots stand out. It would be nice if there was an different design for the subpages. The huge logo is a good first impression, but once we’ve seen it, it would be better to focus on other content on other pages. Overall, this is a very nice site that should have a little more time spent on it to be fully complete.

urbanoffcom

There’s a lot to like on this site. The big chiseled type logo is really well done. I also love the ‘back/next’ navigation links on the work pages. The monochrome color scheme works well too, and helps the large portfolio screenshots stand out. It would be nice if there was an different design for the subpages. The huge logo is a good first impression, but once we’ve seen it, it would be better to focus on other content on other pages. Overall, this is a very nice site that should have a little more time spent on it to be fully complete.

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